Kyle drafts, files, and prosecutes patent applications in front of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to help clients manage and strategize patent portfolios according to their needs and goals to create valuable long-term patent portfolios. Kyle works with clients at the forefront of innovation in various technology industries such as agricultural, aviation, and manufacturing robotic systems; quantum computing; quantum algorithms; optics; optical communications; augmented and virtual reality; touch screen technology; image processing; and machine learning.

Prior to joining Fenwick, Kyle performed research in nuclear fusion physics. During his undergraduate studies, he conducted research in plasma physics laboratories at Princeton University, Columbia University, and Occidental College. While pursuing his MSc in Nuclear Fusion and Engineering Physics, Kyle studied turbulent flows of plasma fluids in a stellarator plasma confinement device at the University of Stuttgart Institute of Interfacial Process Engineering and Plasma Technology. He also spent time as a student researcher at CEA Cadarache in France and at the Institute of Plasma Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague.